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22 March 2005
S2W-10683
The published Draft Budget 2005-06 spending allocations and percentage share of Transport Programme Expenditure presented in the table above, does not reflect the recent announcement of the UK Rail Review.
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25 January 2005
S2W-13338
These include:· the establishment of a chair of remote and rural medicine in Stornoway, jointly between Western Isles NHS Board and the University of the Highlands and Islands; fellowships in remote and rural general practice; an intercollegiate group of the Scottish Medical Royal Colleges is developing plans for specific training programmes in remote and r...
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24 January 2005
S2W-13555
This brings the funding for drug treatment and rehabilitationto £32.5 million per annum from 2005-06;· issuing hepatitis C materials for professionals and patients;· funding the establishment of a national clinical database of patients diagnosed with hepatitis to help evaluate the effectiveness of treatment;· giving grant towards the UK Hepatitis C Resource Centre Scotland, which is based in Glasgow and offers support and advice on testing and treatment to those affected by hepatitis C, and· a number of research studies have been commissioned by the Executive’s Drug Misuse Research Programme...
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21 July 2004
S2W-09254
Any defects that are identified are measured against pre-defined standards to assess the need and priority for carrying out repairs. A prioritised works programme is then developed, subject to the availability of funding.All contracts to carry out work relating to the maintenance and management of the trunk road network are subject to competitive tendering ...
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12 July 2004
S2W-09068
To ask the Scottish Executive what the outline business case costs were for the PFI/PPP initiatives undertaken (a) at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and (b) for the South Lanarkshire secondary schools refurbishment programme; what the actual costs of these initiatives are, and what the percentage difference is between these figures.
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4 June 2004
S2W-08388
The Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services hostedan enlargement/Europe day lecture given in Edinburgh Castle on 10May by the Estonian Minister for Economic Affairs and Communications, Mr MeelisAtonen.The First Ministersent a letter to major newspapers in the new member states, welcoming theircitizens to the EU.In Brussels, wehave organised a season of films from the new member states throughout 2004.This was opened in January by the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport.Officials from the Scottish Executive are undertaking a programme...
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22 March 2004
S2W-06521
The use of PPP where appropriatealso frees up additional capital resources to deal with issues such as medicalequipment.In addition the Executivehas centrally funded programmes in excess of £40 million since 2000 forinvestment in medical equipment.
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9 March 2004
S2W-06515
This willinclude the need to produce comparable indicators for UK regionsand countries, and to allow meaningful comparison with other OECD and EUcountries.Separately, the Executivehas already published a number of articles and analysis of productivityinformation in the Scottish Economic Report (SER) and further analysisis presented in the latest SER, published on 5 March 2004.The report “Measuring Progress in Smart Successful Scotland” due forpublication later in the year, will also contain a range of indicatorscomparing Scottish performance against OECD countries.The Executive consultsregularly with external experts, through the Scottish Economic StatisticsConsultants Group, on the range of information required to provide a completeunderstanding of the Scottish economy, and relevant comparisons with otherareas. It publishes an annual programme...
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Date answered:
4 February 2004
S2W-05576
Generally, forthose children and young people with a record of needs who are not eligible fora co-ordinated support plan, individualised educational programmes will be usedto plan the additional support they require to meet their learning needs.It is intended to proceedwith the bill and Parliament has now approved its general principles.
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29 January 2004
S2W-05647
The median waiting times fora first outpatient appointment with a consultant in the specialty of ear, noseand throat (ENT), following referral by a general medical practitioner, in eachNHS board area, for the year ended 30 September 2003, is given in the table.The Centre for Change and Innovation, as part of its Outpatients Programme, hasidentified ENT as a...
